Court rules definition
Examples of Court rules in a sentence
After entry of the Final Judgment, and subject to Rule 7.2 of the Washington Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Superior Court shall have continuing jurisdiction solely for the purposes of enforcement of the Settlement Agreement and addressing (a) settlement administration matters, and (b) such post-Final Judgment matters as may be appropriate under Court rules.
After entry of Judgment, the Court shall have continuing jurisdiction over the Class Action for purposes of: (1) enforcing this Settlement Agreement; (2) addressing settlement administration matters, and (3) addressing such post-Judgment matters as may be appropriate under Court rules and applicable law.
Participant and/or SENTRIKEY USER agree that, in the event that the WMLS shall prevail in any legal action brought by or against the Participant and/or SENTRIKEY USER to enforce the terms of this Agreement, the Participant and/or SENTRIKEY USER as appropriate may be assessed a reasonable amount of attorney's fees in addition to any other relief to which the Court rules the WMLS may be entitled.
If a Court rules that any provision in this Agreement is unenforceable, it will not affect the enforceability of the remaining provisions.
Subscriber agrees that in the event MSC shall prevail in any legal action brought by or against the Subscriber to enforce the terms of this Agreement, Subscriber, as appropriate, may be assessed a reasonable amount of attorney’s fees in addition to any other relief to which the Court rules MSC may be entitled.
After entry of the Final Judgment, and subject to Rule 7.2 of the Washington Rules of Appellate Procedure, the Superior Court shall have continued jurisdiction solely for the purposes of enforcement of the Settlement Agreement and addressing (a) settlement administration matters, and (b) such post-Final Judgment matters as may be appropriate under Court rules.
Until the Court rules on such an issue, the Designated Material shall continue to be treated as designated by the Producing Party.
A grievance is defined as an allegation by an employee, a group of employees or the Union that the Court has violated, misapplied or misinterpreted a term or condition of employment provided in this Agreement or Court rules, policies or procedures subject to the scope of bargaining as set forth in this Agreement.
The counsel's fee for services may not be contingent upon the securing of a dissolution of marriage, upon obtaining custody, or be based upon the amount of maintenance, child support, or property settlement received, except as specifically permitted under Supreme Court rules.
After entry of Judgment, the Court shall have continuing jurisdiction over the action for purposes of: (1) enforcing this Settlement Agreement; (2) addressing settlement administration matters, and (3) addressing such post-judgment matters as may be appropriate under Court rules and applicable law.